The hotel management is terrible. When I booked, I specifically requested a non-smoking room, but after checking in, I found the room reeked of smoke. I went to the front desk to ask for a room change, and the gentleman assisting me coldly responded, shaking his leg, that all rooms were full due to the peak tourist season. In fact, I checked online and saw that larger rooms were still available at the hotel that day, they just wouldn't give them to me (maybe I needed an upgrade). As a result, I was moved to a small room in the corner (2316) that was nowhere near 30 square meters; it was hard to even walk around. The air conditioner faced the bed directly, so if you didn't turn it on, it was hot, but if you did, you'd catch a cold, so I had to turn it on and off. In the bathroom, the shower stall only had half a glass panel, leaving the other half open. Every time I showered, water splashed everywhere, and if I wasn't careful, I could slip and fall. Someone is going to get hurt there eventually. The restaurant service was beyond words. After telling a server that the bread and butter had run out, he simply said he knew and then did nothing further. Perhaps it wasn't his responsibility. As a four-star hotel under Accor, the restaurant uses trolleys to collect dishes. It makes me question if this is really a four-star hotel restaurant. While you're dining, the carts are constantly moving back and forth beside you, sometimes even stopping by your table with a clanking noise and the sour smell of leftovers, completely ruining your appetite. The only diligent server in the entire restaurant was the young woman at the entrance, who attentively asked for room numbers from guests exiting both elevators without missing anyone. So, for over 600 yuan a day, I endured such a cramped room and terrible service.
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